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Things that are a cast-iron guarantee that someone is a complete plum

Playing music on trains or buses without plugging in earphones so all the passengers have to listen to it.

People who throw litter. Just why?

Both signs that person has no respect for the people around them.
 
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People on packed underground trains with backpacks. English people who refer to mobile phones as cellphones or even worse just cell. ATMs !!!!!!
 
People who soup up their cars to have deliberately loud exhausts. Pointless and sounds awful.
 
Bumbags in sporran position via belt loops, with a mobile phone holster attached.
 
Coupled with a rugby short worn with the collar up and I think there's a case for the death sentence.

I've never worn a rugby short with the collar up. I imagine it would be a bit uncomfortable.
 
A woman who lives near me drives P15 FLP or something similar.

Totally off the subject, but there's a guy near me who I used to play golf with. He has the number plate:

PER50N

He told me that he bought it as a joke for his wife. She used to have a go at him for the way he spoke to her, and used to say "I am a person you know". So he bought her the number plate, but she didn't like it so he ended up with it.
 
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